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Daily Archives: May 14, 2021
Movie Preview: Samuel L teaches hitwoman Maggie Q, who is “The Protege”
Michael Keaton is the guy out to…stop her? Aug 20. Reviews are embargoed until 7pm Thursday, so stay tuned.
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Movie Review: The future’s dystopian, but dull in “2149: The Aftermath”
There isn’t much to “2149: The Aftermath,” another entry in the dreaded, cinema-consuming “YA-sci-fi” genre. What’s here is perfectly, if a tad blandly, realized. It’s just that not enough happens. Editor turned director and co-writer Benjamin Duffield serves up a … Continue reading
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Movie Preview’ Golly, wonder what “Stalker” is about?
June 18, we find out.
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